Connect OpenClaw Assistant to Zapier MCP, GoHighLevel, and PandaDoc

I’m looking for a contractor to help with a focused first-step integration project.

I have a custom digital assistant named Matt Adams built in OpenClaw. Matt runs separately from my business tools. I recently signed up for Zapier MCP, and I need help connecting OpenClaw/Matt to the Zapier MCP server, then using that connection to integrate GoHighLevel and PandaDoc.

This is not a project to use GoHighLevel’s built-in AI assistant. I already have my own assistant in OpenClaw. I need help connecting that assistant to Zapier MCP so he can access approved tools/actions.

Project Goal

The goal of this small gig is to get a working proof of concept where Matt Adams can use Zapier MCP to interact with:

GoHighLevel

PandaDoc

The initial business workflow I want to test is:

Matt accesses customer data from GoHighLevel.

Matt uses that customer data to help create or populate a PandaDoc purchase contract.

Matt retrieves the PandaDoc document/contract link.

Matt places that link back into the correct GoHighLevel contact record.

Matt triggers or helps trigger a GoHighLevel automation to send the contract to the customer.

Current Status: I have already started the Zapier MCP setup.

Zapier gave me instructions to:

npx -y mcporter

mcporter config add zapier --url "" --client-name "openclaw"

mcporter list zapier --schema

OpenClaw/Matt appears to have installed mcporter and added the Zapier MCP config, but the setup is currently blocked at the Zapier OAuth/browser authorization step.

I need someone who can help me finish that connection and verify that OpenClaw can see and use Zapier MCP tools.

Scope of Work

The contractor will help me:

Complete the OpenClaw to Zapier MCP connection

Resolve the OAuth/browser authorization issue

Verify that Zapier MCP tools are visible to OpenClaw

Add/configure GoHighLevel actions in Zapier MCP

Add/configure PandaDoc actions in Zapier MCP

Test a simple end-to-end workflow using test data

Confirm whether Zapier MCP can support the contract workflow I want

Document the steps so I can repeat or maintain the setup later

Desired Test Workflow

Using test customer data, I want to prove that Matt can either directly or indirectly:

Find a GoHighLevel contact

Pull relevant customer fields

Create or populate a PandaDoc document from a template

Retrieve the PandaDoc contract link

Write that link back to the GoHighLevel contact

Apply a tag or trigger a GHL workflow to send the contract

I understand that some steps may require Zapier workflows, webhooks, custom fields, or workaround logic. I need someone who can help determine the simplest reliable approach.

Ideal Contractor

The right contractor should have experience with:

OpenClaw or similar AI agent environments

MCP servers / Model Context Protocol

Zapier MCP

mcporter

GoHighLevel integrations

PandaDoc integrations

Zapier workflows, webhooks, field mapping, and app actions

OAuth troubleshooting

API/webhook troubleshooting

Basic terminal/CLI work on Windows, Ubuntu, WSL, or similar environments

Experience with AI agents using Zapier as an execution layer is a strong plus.

Deliverables

For this first gig, I want:

OpenClaw successfully connected to Zapier MCP

Zapier MCP tools visible/usable by Matt Adams

GoHighLevel and PandaDoc connected/configured enough for a test workflow

One working proof-of-concept workflow using test data

Clear notes documenting how the setup was completed

Recommendation on whether Zapier MCP is sufficient for the next phase or whether custom API/middleware work will be needed

Important Notes

This is a small first-step gig, not the full buildout.

If this goes well, there may be a larger follow-up project involving Airtable, breeding-stock data, SOPs, more advanced workflows, and a broader digital-assistant architecture.

For now, I want to keep the scope focused:

Connect OpenClaw to Zapier MCP, then test GoHighLevel + PandaDoc integration through that connection.

Please apply with:

Your experience with Zapier MCP or MCP servers

Your experience with OpenClaw or similar agent tools

Your experience with GoHighLevel and PandaDoc

How you would troubleshoot the OAuth/setup issue

Whether you think this can be done through Zapier MCP alone or may require webhooks/custom code

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